Replace Existing CSS Code
Log in to your Tumblr blog, click the “Customize” button and then “Edit HTML.” Press “Ctrl-F” and then type “color:” in the search box. The editor will automatically highlight the first instance of the search term within the code. Click the down arrow until you locate the search term within a text-related HTML tag like
,
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,or. For example, the Kalalalani theme sets the color for all H3 tag hyperlinks within the content section of its posts using the following line:
Replace the current color value with the one you prefer. Tumblr themes usually use color values that have three or six-digit hexadecimal numbers. Some colors, however, have standard names you can use like red, blue, green, azure or seashell. For example, if you want to change the color of all H3 links within the content section of your blog to red, your code would look like the following:
or
Click “Update Preview” button. The preview mode enables you to see how your blog will look before the changes are made permanent.
Click the “Save” button when you are done with your text color changes.Add a New Text Color Style
Press “Ctrl-F” and then type “” in the search box. The editor will automatically scroll down and highlight this tag.
Add a blank line for your custom CSS code by clicking your mouse in front of thetag and then pressing “Enter” once.
Type “
Click the “Save” button when you are done with your text color changes.
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. For example, the Kalalalani theme sets the color for all H3 tag hyperlinks within the content section of its posts using the following line: Replace the current color value with the one you prefer. Tumblr themes usually use color values that have three or six-digit hexadecimal numbers. Some colors, however, have standard names you can use like red, blue, green, azure or seashell. For example, if you want to change the color of all H3 links within the content section of your blog to red, your code would look like the following: or Click “Update Preview” button. The preview mode enables you to see how your blog will look before the changes are made permanent. Click the “Save” button when you are done with your text color changes.Add a New Text Color Style
Press “Ctrl-F” and then type “” in the search box. The editor will automatically scroll down and highlight this tag. Add a blank line for your custom CSS code by clicking your mouse in front of thetag and then pressing “Enter” once. Type “
Click the “Save” button when you are done with your text color changes. Writer Bio
